Bahria College Islamabad

Bahria College Islamabad, commonly abbreviated as BCI, is a college in Islamabad, founded by the Pakistan Navy in 1984. The college offers single-sex education until high school, except for the Cambridge Wing, which is co-educational.

Bahria College Islamabad is located in Sector E-8, Naval Complex, Islamabad, Pakistan. It has two basketball courts and two playing grounds inside the campus. It has a three story building. A new building is under-construction for the Cambridge wing.

The Bahria College Islamabad has three libraries. The Central library is common to the Boys' and Girls' Wing, whereas the Cambridge and the Primary Wing have their own libraries. Every student and faculty member can use these libraries. Books can be issued by members, for a limited duration of 2 weeks.

A cafeteria is present in the College which provides a full menu to the students and the faculty members (Boys' Wing only). A new cafeteria has also been made for the Girls' Wing and plans are being made for making a cafeteria for the Cambridge Wing as well.

Education:

Bahria College Islamabad provides education to students from kindergarten up to the intermediate level/A level[1]. The school is divided into 4 sections; The Primary Wing (education up to the 5th grade), The Boys' Wing (education up to intermediate), The Girls' Wing (education up to intermediate), The Cambridge Wing is affiliated with the Cambridge university, UK and offers two programmes: O-level and A-level